Ah, that's what the context object is for. You create a class with
methods that will be used by the rbScript environment.
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Aaron Bratcher
On-Target Reports, Inc.
http://www.ontargetreports.com
On Jun 10, 2006, at 3:29 PM, Benjamin Brooking wrote:
Sorry, what I meant was can I produce additional commands by adding
events, to pick a random example: add a WriteToFile(name as string,
contents as string) command by creating an event definition
WriteToFile(name as string, contents as string) in the RBScript
subclass (I know I could do this using another class assigned to
context property, but I wanted to reserve that for something else).
Thanks,
Ben.
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